by MVS Canada | May 15, 2025
Damage that is deemed to be the result of driver negligence, or essentially any damage that could have been avoided, would be deemed legitimate. Some examples would be a driver backing into your vehicle while in the yard, a ramp being mistakenly lowered onto the roof...
by MVS Canada | May 15, 2025
No. It’s important to check the health of your car’s battery before shipping, as it will be sitting for a long period of time on a truck, train or at a terminal.
by MVS Canada | May 15, 2025
Any weather related events or events deemed ‘An act of God’ are not covered under carrier insurance. This would hold true in the event of flooding, storms, etc.
by MVS Canada | May 15, 2025
The following items are strictly prohibited from being in the vehicle at the time of shipping; guns, ammunition, flammable products, explosives, narcotics, alcohol, jewelry, precious metals, furs, money, pets, plants and contraband. The shipper (the customer) agrees...
by MVS Canada | May 15, 2025
Any items shipped inside vehicles are done so at your own risk, and cannot be covered under carrier insurance. MVS Canada is not liable for loss or damage to said personal items.
